Why Is Political Culture in the United States Different Than

question 69

Multiple Choice

Why is political culture in the United States different than that in other nations?

• A) The United States encompasses a large territory, making it difficult to form a cohesive political outlook.
• B) The United States is more partisan in nature than other nations, and this inhibits a cohesive political culture.
• C) The United States is the only nation with a republican form of government, which makes its politics unique.
• D) The United States does not have a common ancestry, while most other nations do.

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